Birth date: Dec 19, 1930 Death date: Nov 23, 2024
Florence Inkley Fullmer passed away peacefully with family by her side on November 23, 2024, following the effects of a serious fall five days earlier. She died less than one month before her 94th birthday. Born on December 19, 19 Read Obituary
My deepest condolences. I'm so grateful to have grown up across the street from Florence and the Fullmer family! Florence always had such a great "can do" attitude. She made me feel welcome when I'd visit Joey and she was kind to let me tag along on family adventures to the fair, The Homestead, Brighton and elsewhere. I learned a lot from her and Boyd and cherish those memories together. Hang in there and you'll be in our hearts and prayers.
Florence and I have known each other for many years. I met her at a ward youth activity as a deacon. The activity was bingo night with the elderly to try to introduce them to us. We have been friends ever since. Every Sunday I would go up to her and give her a hug and we would update each other on our lives. She was always so interested in what I had to say and what was happening in my life. She came to a couple of the musicals that I was in and was truly a good friend. I’m going to miss seeing and talking to her these coming Sundays. I’m sad that I was not able to visit her in the hospital or that I won’t be able to attend any of her funeral services, because I’m away traveling with my family. My condolences to the Fullmer family. God be with you.
I lucked out in the Mother-in-Law market. This fun-loving, energetic, and kind lady was a friend , a second mother after my own passed away, and a remarkably loving grandmother and great grandmother. She was pleasant and friendly to all, and I already miss her so much it hurts.
I won't say "rest in peace," because I know her too well. There is work to do in heaven, and, as she would say, she's "up and at it." I am sure she was with me when I needed to present in a conference right after I heard the news of her passing. I teared up while others were talking. I believe I heard her say, "Get it together, woman!" I borrowed her incredible strength and got through the whole thing.
I am so grateful for the Plan of Salvation. I know she is together with her beloved Boyd and her son, Mark as well as her parents.
I send her all my love.
Florence Inkley Fullmer, Dec. 19, 1930-Nov. 23, 2024
Florence Fullmer has been an important part of our Enhanced Fillness class for more than 8 years. She came a couple of hours early three times a week to move tables and set up chairs and pick up anything that didn't belong to have the room ready. . . When she injured her leg last spring, Florence worried who would do "her job". The class dearly missed her these montha and never dreamed she would have a tragic fall months later that would take her vibrant life. How we all love our dear friend.
